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City Loses Water Ruling

Judge Refuses to Toss Corruption Charges

Claremont will not be allowed to take control of its water supply through eminent domain. The city has not proven that its plans to operate its water system would maintain the level of quality, safety and reliability provided by Golden State Water Co., Los Angeles County Judge Richard L. Fruin …

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MV Project Gets Final EIR

City Seeks Residents’ Input

The final environmental impact report for the Indian Street Commerce Center project in Moreno Valley, is available for public review. The project, a 446,350-square-foot warehouse-manufacturing building, will be developed on 19.6 acres south of Grove View Road on the west side of Indian Street, according to a statement on the …

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National Park to Expand

Joshua Tree National Park

Joshua Tree National Park could be expanded by 20,000 acres. The National Park Service is recommending adding a combination of federal, state and private land to the park in the Eagle Mountain area of Riverside County, according to a recent statement on the park service’s website. A report by the …

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Cal Poly Working on Rose Parade Float

Cal Poly Pomona

Students at Cal Poly Pomona are fast at work on the school’s entry in Pasadena’s 2017 Rose Parade. The school’s float, “A New Leaf,”depicts several chameleons investigating and adapting to their habitat, which includes large dragonflies, butterflies, hibiscus flowers and a waterfall, according to a statement. Work on the float …

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City’s Website Teaches about Budget Process

City’s Website Teaches about Budget Process

Moreno Valley is trying to get its citizens more involved in the city’s budget process. Its online pilot project, Balancing Act, allows users to try to create a balanced city budget while providing feedback on their efforts, according to a city statement. Balancing Act, which debuted recently, also dispenses information …

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Evictions plague much of U.S.

Evictions plague much of U.S.

An estimated 2.7 million renters in the United States were evicted from their residences last year, according to data released Monday. That number could be low because there is no national database on evictions. Also, the U.S Census Bureau doesn’t track eviction-related data, although it’s scheduled to begin doing so …

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